Kluny

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by Kluny 5y ago
Honestly this sounds like a good way to keep real estate values in check.
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by Kluny 5y ago
The thing is, 1 million is a pretty cheap price to sell your integrity. If you do get caught, you got caught over a relatively small sum. Once you've gotten your hands dirty, why not go all in? Why not go for James Bond villain money?
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by Kluny 5y ago
I think you can get a job in most fields fairly easily without references if your resume is good. I don't think it's possible to get a job without references in academia.
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by Kluny 5y ago
Like you said, it's anec-data. Among my friends, two were very sleepy the following day and otherwise fine. I had a sore arm for two days, and no other effects. My parents didn't have any noticeable effects.
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by Kluny 5y ago
For me, I think this is one of the coolest projects I've seen in a long time, and definitely the first musical programming language I've ever seen. I was a musician in high school and haven't picked up an instrument for a lon
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by Kluny 5y ago
Well no, covid. It's still fallout from that. Factories in the cheap-labour countries like Taiwan closed down due to covid, and oftentimes management made conservative bets about how long covid would continue, so they didn't ramp
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by Kluny 5y ago
Also bike parts, raw textiles, and tofu! For the tennis ball problem, I invite everyone to visit my balcony, where my upstairs neighbour's dog leaves all his balls.
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by Kluny 5y ago
Did OP mention their age? I assumed, without any other info to go with, that they're about the same age as me - 30's and millennial. And my cohort got participation medals for every goddam thing you could think of. Looking at the
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by Kluny 5y ago
Lmao, had the same thought. Also, did you get a lot of those participation trophies when you were a kid? I read a take on those recently, along the lines of, "if the adults always praise everyone, then their praise is meaningless and c
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by Kluny 5y ago
Such a defeatist attitude. I saved for my down payment for 17 years - because I started when I was 15. It wasn't much of a hardship because my lifestyle didn't need a house before that. And it was just normal, 100-400 per month wh
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by Kluny 5y ago
Yeah, I had one in Canada too. I think we were making forms for insurance companies to onboard new clients more quickly? But the forms were fillable pdfs, which I then had to scrape the data out of in order to feed it to the app. Why not us
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by Kluny 5y ago
Cause they’re already at maximum capacity with higher priority projects, I would imagine.
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by Kluny 5y ago
I can't plug my phone into my computer. And this should already be deleted.
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by Kluny 5y ago
Look, my work computer has blocked everything from pastebin to dropbox and this was the only way could come up with to get it out. I can’t type something this long on my phone. Report it if you want.
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by Kluny 5y ago
Karin has mentioned that she doesn't want to see side chatter or factions forming. To an extent, I agree. I also know that it is very intimidating to present an idea that might be controversial without at least floating it past a coupl
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by Kluny 5y ago
The P2 theme was pretty good when I worked at WordPress (see older version here https://kodedansk.wordpress.com/ ). They seem to have added some bells and whistles since then, but it looks like the intention is the same - co
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by Kluny 5y ago
It’s hard to do, cause most often it’s my dad and I have trouble staying calm because of that family dynamic. I could try asking though.
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by Kluny 5y ago
Sure. My issue is that it doesn't help persuade those who agree that climate change is real and happening, but they won't admit that it's caused by humans. The line is "change is constant, the earth is always heating and
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by Kluny 5y ago
I need pics of this! I can't imagine how you keep your head and arms supported.
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by Kluny 5y ago
Comes from mille, means thousand.
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by Kluny 5y ago
Building a community? Raising kids? Looking after elders? Do these things have no value to you?
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by Kluny 5y ago
FYI, the word you want here is "who". https://ielts.com.au/articles/grammar-101-who-vs-whom/
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by Kluny 5y ago
Except they're not doing nothing, are they? They're raising their kids, fixing their car, cooking healthy food, going to the doctor, visiting their mom, and any number of other things that a person working minimum wage can't
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by Kluny 5y ago
I find it very strange too, but I find it even stranger that management mostly continues to tolerate it. A business has the right to refuse service. If someone is abusing your staff, why not kick them out and ban them immediately? Public sh
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by Kluny 5y ago
Possibly home-care workers, people who look after invalids with the type of arrangement where they drive to several different houses and provide a couple of hours of care at each. It doesn't require any particular qualification, but it
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by Kluny 5y ago
> Some banks offer overdraft protection I've always thought overdraft protection was disturbingly like "fire protection". As in, three dudes come to your door, and the skinny one says "Nice place ya got here, be a sha
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by Kluny 5y ago
> One Thing And One Thing Only I mean, that's just fashion that evolved in response to the previous fashion, which was bloated software that did a million things badly. Fair enough that the pendulum should swing back the other way,
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by Kluny 5y ago
I love it, but the game doesn't work for me! No response when I click Yes or No, or using the keyboard y and n. Just the clock ticking down. Chrome Version 91.0.4472.114 (Official Build) (64-bit) on Windows 10 Enterprise.
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by Kluny 5y ago
Slight disagreement - tact is not mentioning the eyebrows at all. That way you're not being even slightly false. "Those eyebrows look very unique" reads as passive aggression.
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by Kluny 5y ago
It's a virtue because it maintains balance between the two extremes of passiveness and aggressiveness. If you're being bully and a blowhard, then you're clearly being aggressive, not assertive.

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